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Because our priority is the quality of the information reaching our readers, we have selected several articles published over the past week that reflect the most relevant things that have been said in the technological and scientific world at Pplware.

We talked about various achievements in space exploration, Wi-Fi 7 debut on MediaTek SoC, realme 10 launch, Logitech MX Master 3S review and more.


The Hubble Space Telescope continues to be one of the most innovative devices in the universe. So the European Space Agency (ESA) showed a new image the Hubble telescope. This is a photograph of the galaxy NGC 7038.

This galaxy, which is 220 million light-years from Earth, has a very specific spiral structure, even a little hypnotic. In addition, scientists are using NGC 7038 as a key to calibrate methods for measuring distances in the universe.


Even though 5G technology is the latest technology and the number of adoptions is increasing, 5G still has room for improvement, as Samsung just proved. The Korean giant has set a new record and thus made sure that its technology is at the top.

This was a test that showed that it is still possible to increase the speed of this 5G technology in the near future. More importantly, and as a result of these results, it has been proven that these velocities can be obtained over long distances.


MediaTek is still regarded with some suspicion by some consumers. They probably won't know about the quality of the manufacturer's new processors that hit the market. But what's more, MediaTek, which has been working only on low and mid-range solutions for years, today introduces its high-end chips ... which even outperform Snapdragon in performance tests.

The company has just launched Dimensity 9200, the first SoC for Wi-Fi 7 capable smartphones.


LG has contributed to the screen design of numerous technology devices over the years. Now, as another important achievement in this segment, the South Koreans have introduced the first high-resolution screen, which, in addition to being flexible, can be stacked up to 20%.

This color stretchable screen measures 12 inches and can stretch up to 14 inches.


Scientists, doctors and researchers are constantly looking for new methods to make it easier to detect tumors and cancers. When it comes to cancer, several interesting solutions have emerged in recent years.

A joint study by British, Spanish and North American researchers found that the TLR2 protein could be the answer to reducing lung cancer mortality.


COP 27, the United Nations Conference on Climate Change, is taking place in Egypt. Countries around the world are coming together to discuss problems and create goals that will at least delay the destruction of the planet. One of the first findings of this conference was that of the 193 countries that have made commitments to new climate targets in the past, only 26 have met them.

France was one of those left out and it has now been announced that the country will pass a law that requires all car parks with more than 80 spaces to be covered with solar panels.


Today, Boston Dynamics, the robotics company responsible for one of the most popular robots, Place, belongs to the Hyundai Group. The car manufacturer is innovating in many areas, and one of its goals is "progress for humanity" based on robotics.

The evolution of this and other robots has been tremendous, and their utility has grown in the very future of mobility.


Realme has just launched its new mid-range smartphone, just in time for Christmas. Realme 10 appears as an offer in the Android universe, priced between 218 and 208 euros depending on the version chosen.

But what can this smartphone offer?


Even before she was born, Isla Bashir brought together doctors from the United States of America (USA) and Canada to treat a rare genetic disease that caused the death of two of her sisters.

There is still a lot of investigation ahead, but this is good news.


We were further away from those dystopian scenarios, highly technologically advanced, that make anyone afraid of the future. Now, the new project includes the development of virtual reality (VR) controlled robots to be used in the war under the control of doctors and nurses.

These robots, prepared for the war front, could become game changer.


Warner Bros Games Montreal recently released Gotham Knights, a new game set in the Batman universe where Batman is not the main character.

In this new action game set in Gotham City, the new heroes are Batman's "family", tasked with protecting the city from the corruption and crime that have invaded it after his death.

A game that breaks some of the traditional concepts of Batman games has already been tried by us, and you can read below what we thought about the challenge of protecting Gotham City, but without Batman.

Come see...


Some time ago, Intel went through a difficult period, but in recent years it has managed to turn the tide in its favor. Thus, the Californian company is working hard to gain an important position in the technology segment.

To that end, the tech giant recently announced its new line of Xeon Max professional processors, the first to feature HBM memory, that also offer improved power consumption. To give you an idea, these chips promise to use up to 68% less power than AMD.


Logitech's MX Master 3S has been ranked number one in multiple rankings for unrivaled comfort and wireless performance. This mouse provides greater sensitivity and quieter clicks than a wide range of other commonly used mice. Although this mouse is not suitable for all hands due to its size, it has a very interesting design and features.

After two weeks of use, we leave our review of the Logitech MX Master 3S.

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